Foreword and acknowledgements

Inclusive growth, or economic growth that benefits all by providing greater opportunity and sharing the fruits of prosperity evenly across society, is the subject of many policy and political discussions today. Recently, efforts have been made to broaden the discussion of growth and inequality beyond income to take into account a variety of outcomes across dimensions that affect people’s well-being, such as jobs and health. To complement these policy discussions, it is necessary to look at the public governance of inclusive growth, with emphasis on the conditions that support not only the design, but also the implementation and evaluation, of policies for inclusive growth.